The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-01
GENERAL NEWS.

OLKAR,
BUSINESS good.
VERY pleasant.
LIVELY on the levee.
THE Anchor Line boats ara coming.
THE Tennessee river is falling at
Chattanooga.
THE Mississippi river continues to
fall at st. Louis.
The towboat o ,kland is to leave st.
Louis today for New Orleans.
Tue d. O. Fogel, with barges, is due
down on her way TO New Orleans.
THK Annie P. silver will leave 81.
Louis tomorrow for New Orleans.
THE Bal e Memphis ia announced to
leave st. Louis today for Vicksburg.
TaE City OF New Orleans is to leave
New Orleans this evening for st. Louis.
ARKANSAS river Is falling at Little
Rock, but Is stationary at Fort Smith.
DURING the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here rose 2 feet 2
inches,
THE Raymond Horner left Sunday
at noon for New Otleans with her tow
oil coal.
EDWARD RRNFRRw has succeeded
VIM. Mellstt as mase.on the towbcat
Jay Gould.
THE Sam Clark, towing 10 boats end
baigss loaded wi h coal, passed 10 NSw
Orleans Sunday.
The Chickssaw will arrive this af 'er-
noon, aud leaves tom brow evening
FIR White river.
THE Char 81 P. Ohouteau Is an
nouuced to leave New Orleans Thurs
day for this port.
Tom KELLY, of this city, is now
second mate OF the Anchor Line
steamer City OF Cairo.
The Golden Rule, loaded fat, passed
to New Orleans Sunday night. She
put of here III barrels Of potatoes.
The Joe Peters, Capt. L. B. Smith,
Is expected to arrive here in time to
leave this evening for Arkansas river.
The new steamer Teche 10 the fret
boat built exclusively for the New Or
leans and Bayou Teche trade since the
war.
The D. r Powell, recently purcAas ID
by Mr.. T. b. Sims, left Sunday morn
ing for st. Louis. Her future move-
ments are unknown.
THE Coahoma brought $50 bales OF
cotton, 46 bags OF seed cotton and 1920
sacks OF cot on seed, She returned to
0sceoa with good trip.
THE James Lee brought 400 bales OF
cotton, 10 bags OF seed cotton and 2882
eacks Of cotton seed. She went back
last night with good trip.
THE City OF 81. Louis, Capt. James
O'Neal, il announced to leavs h, rs to-
morrow forenoon for New Orleans.
Gap. Ad Storm "a her agent.
GRRENvILLK, MISS, January 81 [Spe-
cial The river gauge ut o O'Clock
D. m. today stands 1871 feet and rising.
Considerable drift Is passing. Weather
mil and beautiful.
THE Chesapeake, from Tiptonville,
brought 7S bales OF cotton, % bags OF
seed colt IN, 1850 sacks of cotton seed
and 1876 sacks OF corn. She went back
lat night with a good trip.
THE Kate Adams arrived from Ar
kansas City with 633 bales Of cotton,
81 bags Of seed cotton and 1882 sacks
Of cotton seed. She left last night for
Arkansas City with good trip.
Tux Rene Macreaiy, Capt. o. X.
Joplin, is tho regnlar packet leaving
this evening for Mariana, the JutoH
and all way landings on the Lam
guile and st. Francis rivers. Mr..
Lee Cummins is her clerk.
THE City OF ViCksburg, the first OF
the Anchor Line fleet 10 arrive here
from 81. Louis since the breaking up
OF the ice, should pas, here this even
ing on her way to Vicksburg Capt.
r. ]. Whitledge is 10 command.
THE VIII s. Hays will have her
chimneys up this morning and she
will leave at noon for Cairo, st. Louis
and way points. Capt. Dan Able
commands, with Capt. A. L. Cummins
in the Office, The Hays will arrive at
st Louis in time to leave there next
Saturday for New Orleana,